temperature is a long way below average which is 8 degrees, but on thursday, the mystic knight threees so—called weak for all of us. plenty of sunshine around on thursday after a cold start to the day. plenty of sunshine across north—western areas, snow in the hills of scotland and we will see an increasing number of showers as well priest in courts of england and scotla nd priest in courts of england and scotland too. that is the weather. ina in a motorcar and this evening but now good evening, i'm holly hamilton and welcome to sports day — live from the bbc sports centre. coming up on the programme. as australia take the lead in the ashes series — england face questions about jonny bairstow‘s actions away from the field. he's back in the frame — sam allardyce is back in talks with everton about the manager's position hello and welcome to the programme. plenty to get through but let's start with the cricket and it wasn't the ideal start for england in the ashes series — after a hard fought first test — it's australia who take the lead. the hosts needed just 56 runs to win on day fiv

a mystical centuries-old tradition glorified in the famed iditarod race. >> the experiences that you have out there with the dogs are just phenomenal. >> but some say beneath the romance and adventure, an underbelly of abuse. >> if we knew what was really going on behind the sled dog industry, the public would not support this. >> an inside look at this controversial sport. >>> plus christmas stories. once the bb gun-obsessed ralphie in "a christmas story" -- >> i can't wait to try it out. >> actor peter billingsly taking us inside another classic. >> santa! >> sharing secret from the set of "elf." and the stories behind some of the most memorable movie moments. but first the "nightline 5." >>> it's black friday at jcpenney and the challenge is on. doors open thursday at 2:00 p.m. get in early and get $20 for him and her. up to 80% off select jewelry. kitchen electrics $7.99. unbeatable black friday dailies. jcpenney. >>> my shoulders carry a lot of names. some i deserve, others i don't. but in the end, only one name really matters. the shoulders are made for greatness, not dandruff.

mystical creatures are taking over the adventure aquarium in camden.these kids were mesmerized at a preview yesterday. the mermaids will be flipping their fins at the aquarium for the next week. >>> olympic gold medal and delaware native is now married. the basketball player tied the knot yesterday afternoon in new york. engaged since the summer of 2016. he plays with the wnba's washington mystics. she won gold last year as part of the u.s. women's basketball team. >>> catch chi headlines, political controversy and brand new poll numbers, they are the news articles that fill up your facebook feed. but what's fact? what's fake news? want to make sure you aren't sharing something fake or bust your friend for getting fooled? monday at 11:00 on nbc10 news we'll show you the easy steps to cut through the clutter. of course that comes up after "the voice" at 8:00 and "the brave" at 10:00. >>> this saturday it's 48 degrees outside, a little bit chilly out there. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking ups and downs to our first alert neighborhood forecast, kry

but behind the railings the mystical world of orthodox belief was preserved shimmering mysteriously in the depths of the room is the high screen or icon of stacey's. the own distress goes on the pillars and walls go back to the thirteenth century the russians took over not only the faith of the byzantine church but also its images. image that's what i call means. here's one of st john the evangelist the images of the saints were not regarded as fantasy pictures. the arrangement of the figures and stories on the icon of states this was strictly laid down the t.-a of saints apostles and prophets who were venerated as mediators of god's grace and every overdubs believe the knew them by name for they appeared in the same order in every orthodox church. one. sent mary our protectors and into assessing the oldest change of the former principality still standing erected not far from vladimir in eleven fifty six. no way can the form and spatial idea of russian medieval sacred architecture be see more clearly than in this change built in pailin stone its walls today on painted it rises graceful

are sufi muslims, it is a mysticalform of islam, then that these are sufi muslims, it is a mysticalm of islam, then these are people who have often been attacked in the past in different countries by these violent islamist extremists. so that is the kind of target they might be going after. they have been fighting islamic state in sinai since 2015. but this year, the tempo of the attacks by these violent islamists has gone up. there is one line of thought about this, that it coincided with the caliphate in syria and iraq, the is caliphate in syria and iraq, the is caliphate there, being destroyed by military action. there have also been reports of fighters from that place going towards egypt and libya. who knows? perhaps there is some new blood in there that wants to come in and carry out this kind of slaughter. but it is notjust about religious hatred. it is about power. is, if they carried this out, and it isa is, if they carried this out, and it is a likely assumption that people are making at the moment, they have pretensions to govern parts of sinai. so there is also a message

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temperature is a long way below average which is 8 degrees, but on thursday, the mystic knight threeof us. plenty of sunshine around on thursday after a cold start to the day. plenty of sunshine across north—western areas, snow in the hills of scotland and we will see an increasing number of showers as well priest in courts of england and scotla nd priest in courts of england and scotland too. that is the weather. ina in a motorcar and this evening but now

and about a miss as one of his own does mystically a benny hill barenboim is a person who can't be explained as pianist as he leads different lives to the pianist as the conductor as the general music director and the world personality. if you look at how he performed the entire ship at sonata cyclon his new concert hold as the peer boleh saw the one thing course he hadn't learned most of those piano sonatas until he was seventeen as it says why mr lee and if you see him doing those sonata is in addition to the program as a conductor here on this it's all really not explainable. he's someone who comes out strongly for these situation where as hell he wants this institution to move forward when finding and he always sees the whole picture and thinks the whole thing through of the institutes on him and that is something very special that. and it's not. and this is a first for us. to listen up if. on october third two thousand and seventeen the long awaited reopening of the start over was celebrated with schumann's scenes from get just fast and the audience celebrated daniel barenboim and this

that is the mystic president obama did, trying to do this by himself. we are in negotiations now to come up with a solution. i think the solution is fairly obvious. it is important we get it done. yesterdayator durbin we could do it anytime he was ready to sit down and negotiate. we could do it before the end of the year. we could do it after the first of the year. we know march is an important time frame when the benefits of the daca begin to go away. i think there is a great opportunity for us death keep it separate from the spending bill, is that what you're saying? >> yes, and get some enforcement and border security measures. i think that is a good solution to the problem. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] republicans, president drug need democrats or don't democrats need republicans to keep the government open? historically, that is how it has gone. >> we have experienced government shutdowns. they had nothing good. they have not been good for the country. people saw us as failing our job. i think the threat of shutting down the government just becaus

does not mean that only sue fees meaning this is this is part of following mystical ideas they also worship. worship saints and they have shrines all things which jihadists detest and this is why jihadist have been fighting against and have blown up shoe feast shrines already in the past. and so that is a motive which is which is probably behind this attack ok but nobody has actually came to responsibility as of yet now president r.c.c. has also promised a quote brutal response and the egyptian army says warplanes have struck and tied and what more can we expect. well i i think he will probably go on that would be on the trajectory of his policies so far. trying to solve this militarily strike in villages and striking at hideouts the problem is that there's all collateral damage which is the local population which then also might resent what the government is doing and then offer again more hideouts to jihadists so it's a vicious circle egypt is in and that is why a political approach to it beyond the military approach is so important and i do think we're seeing a change then in egypt antit

on about a bonus as one of his own does mystically of daniel barenboim is a person who can't be explained as pianist as he leads different lives to the pianist as the conductor as the general music director and the world personality because look at how it performed the entire schubert sonata cycle in its new concert all the period been less. in course he hadn't learned most of those piano sonatas until exist until there is as it says why mr land if you see him doing those sonata is in addition to the program as a conductor here on this it's all really not explainable. he's someone who comes out strongly for these situation where as hell he wants this institution to move forward on finding and he always sees the whole picture and thinks the whole thing through of the institutes on him and that is something very special. and it's not. this is it. it's here listen up if. on october third two thousand and seventeen the long awaited reopening of the start over was celebrated with schumann's scenes from get just faust and the audience celebrated daniel barenboim and this particular. music is th

they follow a mystical form of islam which extremists regard as heresy.to warn you there are some distressing images in orla guerin‘s report. sirens a rush to save those wounded when a place of worship became a place of carnage. the attackers struck during friday prayers. for egypt, this was a grim new first — a massacre in a mosque. inside, worshippers lay dead where minutes earlier they had prayed. the mosque was popular with sufi muslims, who revere saints and shrines and are viewed as heretics by islamic extremists. within hours, a televised address to a nation in shock. president abdel fattah el—sisi telling egyptians their anguish would not be in vain and there would be decisive punishment. the sophisticated assault on the mosque was the latest attack by militants based in sinai. the state has been battling them for years. as egypt counted its new dead, analysts here warned that president sisi has already tried a hardline military response, to no avail. the scorched earth approach that we have seen has failed to prevent this from happening, it has f

last year, they kidnapped and beheaded a 100-year-old sufi mystic when he refused to repent in their terms. one of the theories is that perhaps this mosque was targeted because of its affiliation with the sufis. others believe this is a town where many inhabitants cooperated with the egyptian army, with the egyptian security and this was an attack in revenge for that. so we will wait and see to find out. ana? >> ben wedeman, thank you. >>> still ahead this hour, we know their names. the navy is releasing photos of the three sailors still missing in the pacific. and looking at live pictures outside the funeral of a texas border patrol agent. his death a mystery a week later. we go there coming up. and later, stunning escape, north korean regime making changes after one of their own soldiers bolted across the border into south korea. the north could be worried it could happen again. live in the cnn newsroom. work overtime when i can get it. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to cut my a1c. weekends are my time. i need an insulin that fits my schedule. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (

not the point moreover the idea is that autonomous vehicles won't need help very often if are to mystical when the vehicle has to be able to handle ninety nine percent of all situations itself it would only require support about once a week and then the. traffic controller would monitor several autonomous cars at once and each problem only needs to be solved once. once a vehicle is being given a solution by a traffic controller transmits it to other robotic cars in the vehicle system an ongoing learning process which keeps the traffic flowing. vehicles that can communicate and receive supplementary signals highly promising. but there's also a risk they could be hacked. or potentially frightening prospect. this issue it probably makes sense that the vehicle is not always open to communication but personally i believe that it should be as autonomous as possible that means that the communication should be switched off in certain situations so that it system can't be accessed in other words it system is only open in the event that the vehicle comes to a stop and doesn't know how to proceed th

the mosque is frequented by member office mystic movement in islam.n targeted in the past. as the injured are being treated at a time local hospital, funerals are already being held. eject's president declaring three days of mourning and promising a stronger. >> military launching air strike a militant out post >> president trump pledging support for eject and renewing his call for tighter tweeting need the mall, need the ban, fox news. amy kellogg. >>> update on the three sailors killed this week their plane crashed in the western pacific during a routine training exercise. two of the sailors are from florida, the third louisiana, the plane was heading to the u.s.s. ronald raying when it crashed. eight others were rescued in and me good condition, the navy is investigating. >>> president trump is continuing his feud with time magazine tonight. the president is continuing his holiday weekend that florida where he is mixing business with a little r and r. the president took to twitter saying he turned down an interview and photo shoot for person of the

finalized before christmas that's still a few weeks a few weeks to go and i'm still half way up to mystic that we can that we can do this but certainly there's a lot of work to do until that ok certainly reassuring to hear about the optimism but what about a plan b. what what happens if these talks don't achieve results. it only i don't think it makes much sense to talk about b. of course we as christian recruits were always ready to roll to talk with the second biggest party in the parliament even though they're much smaller no than they used to be the social democrats the social democrats have so far always said no we're not even willing to enter into explanatory talks with the christian democrats it depends whether this position will still extend but you know i don't think it's no necessary to talk about a plane be we still are working very actively to make the plane a work ok mle see how those negotiations go this weekend going to senior member of just all of you thank you so very much for being with us thank you now for some of the other stories making the news this hour the former h

clearly she's been using very strong terminology in the course does play world to mystically but it's also quite useful in the context of the negotiations of the european union because the united kingdom thinks the security is a strong one for it to play in those negotiations and particularly to win support from countries in eastern europe. while i'm what do you make of donald tusk to you because the both of them seem to be acting in tandem today but i don't know if you caught the comments from task it didn't seem that convincing when he was pushed on on evidence particularly relating to britain and breaks it now with the seem to be some confusion between the two of them about what. the he didn't seem to have very much in the way of the evidence for particular statements he was trying to make but of course the back close to with all these very difficult negotiations on brics it between the united kingdom and the european union. why do you think it would also join in here day at this moment. well i think it's an issue that is perhaps of particular personal concern to him given his back

if it were lowered expanded production would increase to mystically even though it might seem counterintuitive, barack obama, the minority leader were correct. it really is unseemly now to call it giveaway. were doing what they said we should do back years ago some of my colleagues have raised concerns the pass-through businesses. some with pass-through entities mean they pay their business income on an individual tax return. these are legitimate work hard to address them. we work with the national federation of businesses we have small and medium-size pass-through businesses and we came up with a solution to address their concerns, we have more work to do but that demonstrates what we can do to work together to work together in this legislative process. the national federation of businesses and all major small-business advocate groups support the legislation it was uniform, everybody said this is good for their work create the best fast majority of jobs and others have continued questions have productive discussions with all of us. if we keep working at a good face we can come up with a way t

that's because this mosque was the heart of suffi islam, which is a mystic, more tolerant form of islam than that being practiced by isis and their supporters, their followers, which is more pertanical form of islam and isis views sufis an infidels and they've threatened the sufis before. they've attacked their shrines. so they have been in isis's cross hairs. while no one has claimed responsibility, that's the reason why we believe isis was behind this attack. >> ian lee following the story. thanks for the reporting. let's get some context now from the chair of the department of middle east studies at the london school of economics live this hour from our london bureau. always a pleasure to have you on the show, fuhuage. the most recent attack on sufi muslims, caught the christians targeted in the past. what is it about this region that makes it seem like such a hotbed for these extremists? >> this is a very good question because north sinai has witnessed an insurgency for the past more than a decade. so you have a very complex of insurgency which has escalated after 2013, after the to

homemade silencers these guns could have been used by anyone thank you the menus and robbers the mystics and also homicides yeah it was nineteen years ago those words steel rain. since that time the laws in the state of tennessee of chinese substantially you're allowed to carry guns in parks. guns in bars you know guns in your car so from a police chief's perspective i would definitely say that person to prefer if we do not have guns in bars. i got a fourteen inch shotgun from santa cause last year. right now our best selling rifle is at the west end it's just you know a fun and issue. you know we have them all you know. it's movie guns ever they saw in a movie i got one of our most popular shootings take place in domestic situations the presence or absence of guns in a home was innocent of the gun was more likely because the absence of a good enough. light for many clubs over the years so i know the guy even so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the ages and spending two to twenty mil i want to share

today, the wizards, and some of their sister friends, the washington mystics taylor hill got togetherg with adrian dantly, they gotting to the, and put together a wheelchair basketball game for wounded service members at naval supportive activity. we get the sense that everyone came away a winner. >> we appreciate when people come out, because it takes us from the reality of things that have actually gone on, and it gives us a break from everything. >> my mom was in the navy, herself. so this was like great, and they serve our country, and we're grateful for them, all of this stuff, and sacrifice they put through it. so dedicating it to them is something that's really big. >> i really appreciate what our men and women do for the country, and anytime i can give something back, and be involved with them, very happy, and at all. >> you want to go talk to them, and you go into the conversation thinking that you're going to motivate, or inspire them, and you walk away from that conversation, and they've inspired you a thousand person more than you could ever inspire them. it's always aweso

so what we're dealing with now is a human snu and i'm so apartment mystic. >> i think they will get himn they see i. which is a busm digts you made the way you shot this. tell the story to make theland a character. >> absolutely yeah. >> the land itself is a character. >> that's right. and thank you, match the moreson was my sign tnning to fehr and difference of nature. it feels like the land is work against -- and so that was a cool idea to exploes and i tied with the idea of porous. you can see the outside from the outside. and these women are con staktly coming to keep the outside out and the inside in. that is inpomible but jamie, their ideas -- their believes are cores. you don't idea that for long. >> it's called "mudbound" directed by lee rees, starring jason mitchell. >> november 17th on tv screens. >> you want to see it, november 17th. >> november 17th. thanks for watching. wait until you dheak out. good night from l.a., and keep the faith. ♪ >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavissmiley at pbs dovrg. >>> hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me for a conversation of an osca

>> reporter: vargas became famous for edgy portraits, part street art, part high art, part mystical experiencen find him painting on his canvas on the ground in cities across the world. communing with stars like kate hudson, william macy, howie mandel. as well as residents of skid row. all of whom happily sit for the vargas experience. it usually happens with a crowd leaning in. the spectacle of vargas at work as riveting as the painting he creates. music playing loud. no talking ever allowed. and it's all over in minutes. one man's glimpse into another man's soul, he says. all rendered in chalk and acrylic and water. >> it's a very intense sort of dance. >> i use a variety of different mixeda. charcoal to ink and enamel paint, oil bar sticks, water, brushes, tease things. >> i saw you pour water on one. and i nearly grabbed your hand to say, you're making a mistake, you don't mean to do that. >> reporter: his talent of portraits vargas said grew out of a need to prove himself as a young artist. >> when i was in the fourth grade, lost a drawing contest because the judges thought that i had an

birthplace of a revered sufi cleric it's frequented by the followers of sophism which is the inner mystic dying mention of islam they are considered to be heretics by islamic fundamentalists and are as a result often targeted by extremist groups. we talked to middle east analyst martin j. about the assault he thinks there will no be a concerted effort by the egyptian government to deal with extremism in the sinai region to prevent more attacks like we saw it's interesting and it's significant that mosques may well be no future trend in egypt or or in the in the sinai province i think this particular mosque in the sinai. which was known to be a supporter of assisi and susie's cc's crackdown on terrorism that probably put it in the firing line as an alternative strand of islam and i think that was another statement so a double whammy of four four eisel or i'm still feeling two groups and sign a will have to wait and see whether that program extends itself will see a much more intelligent a more focused campaign to deal with this terrorism of the root cause and also i think the injection gov

these valleys and then mystic on the top.by the time we return to the ship it's late in the evening. but at this time of year at such high latitudes it doesn't get dark. instead there's a long and spectacular sunsets. the following morning we fly back to mt sinai port listen one percent of antarctica is ice free making a place like this prime real estate and nice thing. many of the chicks have been left to fend for themselves while their parents go to sea to catch currall the pinkish color of the shrimp like food often ending up staining their front us as far as we know scientists have never visited this colony before so the group we're with wants and i how large it is and whether there's any other species living here we have behind me a whole lot of adele leaping going on that's going to turn around here show you this chip here he is looking a bit odd because he's losing his baby feel this is just a few months old isn't safe he's very friendly. when the parents return there much in demand sometimes from their own offspring b

been highly critical of washington for arming what it sees as terrorists and using them to fight is mystic stream of scripts america though for its part has sided with the various kurdish groups as and when it needs their help despite turkey's protests america has more data. kurds the largest stateless minority in the world the kurdish population is in turkey iraq and syria and it seems for the us it's more about where they are rather than who they are. let's start with turkey on one side and cora washington's regional and nato ally on the other and cars sworn enemy the rebellious kurdistan workers party fight against the dash terrorist organization should not be left with another terror organization we want to believe that our allies would choose to stand beside us and not on the side of terrorist organizations well the choice is obvious and the us lists the p.t.k. as a terrorist group we support turkey in the first fight against terror and terror groups like isis and the p.k. k. . over in iraq the kurdish peshmerga were crucial when the us fight against the islamic state washington put u

the mosque is used by sufis, a mystic islamic movement whose members have been attacked by isis in the past. today, egypt said warplanes struck and destroyed the vehicles used in the attack and killed whoever was in them. yemen is now receiving humanitarian aid that had been blocked for three weeks by saudi arabia. two red cross planes and one unicef plane brought the first shipments of food and medical supplies from amman, jordan, to the yemeni capital of sanaa today. the medical supplies included polio vaccines. yemen also needs water pumps to stem its growing cholera epidemic. yemen's 2.5-year-old civil war pits iran-backed rebels against yemen's internationally- recognized government, which is supported by saudi arabia. which unsafe toys should be avoided this holiday season? read a report from a consumer watchdog group at www.pbs.org/newshour. >> thompson: an article in this weekend's "new york times" magazine describes tough tactics being used with greater frequency by the u.s. military to stop drug trafficking around the world." the coast guard's floating guantanamos" reports on

mystical thing called a goal an they accomplished this. they do score.ake vorachek and flyers have a 1-0 lead. under a minute left in third flyers with 2-1 lead. not anymore, mark shisley we're tied at two the game would go to shootout and flier's bench know what that normally means. brian little with eventual winner and flyers lose tonigh tonight, even when they finally score 3-2. >>> lasalle hosting south alabama explorers. that game face though. nice lid. >> and huge night for b.y. johnson skipped nba draft and came back senior season and had 11 points lean sal wins. temple and old dominion. austin jr. with train h five three pointers finished with 23. and then, quintin rose. >> i'm sorry, what i nont say was quintin. >> quintin. >> has 20, temple with the last division one team to play a game and they winp it by 11. >> an a name worth watching popped up on the eagles injury report today. wide outal shown jeffery was limited at practice with ankle issue however he's most definitely playing. running back jay jayai was born in london and moved to texas.

the birthplace of a revered sifi cleric it is frequented by the followers of sophism which is the mystical dimension of islam they are considered to be heretics though by islamic fundamentalists and are as a result seen that not all the public feedback was actually genuine. seeing this is pretty annoying and if net neutrality is rolled back in the us people we seeing a lot more of it here's how it works at the moment internet providers have to treat all online traffic equally that means that they can't block or slow anything down but all thora cheese will matter and they think the private sector will invest trillions of dollars into web services if their plan goes ahead they even asked the country what it thought of the move people to submit comments and twenty two million replied the majority in favor of repealing net neutrality problem is some users starting to complain that they didn't write the comments then approved by the new york attorney general revealed some feedback to the f.c.c. plan was actually fake hundreds of thousands of americans were likely impersonated to drown out the v

not the point moreover the idea is that autonomous vehicles won't need help very often if are to mystical when the vehicle has to be able to handle ninety nine percent of all situations itself it would only require support about once a week and then the. traffic controller would monitor several autonomous cars at once and each problem only needs to be solved once. once a vehicle is being given a solution by a traffic controller it transmits it to other robotic cars in the vehicle system an ongoing learning process that keeps the traffic flowing. vehicles that can communicate and receive supplementary signals highly promising. but there's also a risk they could be hacked. or potentially frightening prospect. it probably makes sense that the vehicle is not always open to communication but personally i believe that it should be as autonomous as possible that means that the communication should be switched off in certain situations so that it system can't be accessed in other words it system is only open in the event that the vehicle comes to a stop and doesn't know how to proceed that reduce

air force official said that the but mystic missile used came from iran tehran denies the accusations have been agreed markings on the business. it's been demonstrated. there are pictures that that to me that connects the dots to iran in terms of who supply. missiles and that capability from what i am going to and they want which we do not even have the ability to transfer missiles to yemen it's the missiles and they've managed to increase the missiles range political commentator and writer abdel bari atwan believes that more escalation in the region can be expected. we know that the saudi high can a blockade of lebanon of yemen they pose more restriction on yemeni ports and their ports and also border crossing so why they are doing that they said we do it in order to close the holes and sanction against yemen so but the problem is you know that if there is and it's fucking. everything it decides it we're going to be through airports all three seaports it is a more escalation and told of the sound of the that american against iraq so i wouldn't be surprised that there will be some sor

those worshiping may have followed a mystical form of islam, which isis considers heresy.n the u.s. condemning the attack. >> it connects to the texas shooting we had recently. killing them doesn't make any point. i feel really sad it is still happening. linda: the egyptian military is retaliating striking militant hideouts and bases in the sinai peninsula. anchor: a memorial service for a fallen border patrol agent in texas. law enforcement officials and attorney general jeff sessions gathered in el paso this afternoon. he 36-year-old died last week. >> he made the ultimate sacrifice. anchor: his partner was injured and is now out of the hospital. both agents were patrolling near the u.s.-mexico border and were later found with traumatic head injuries. the border council claims they were ambushed. no one has been arrested. the u.s. navy released the names of the three sailors lost at sea after their plane crashed this week. brian grasso from florida, matthew louisville and lieutenant steven combs also from florida are presumed dead. their carrier jet went down in the phil

there is a strong perception here in the russia that the united states cannot have acting approach mystically every time it sees an opening if there is an opening in north. korea it is believed that the united states would seize the opportunity to move its forces to move its influence into that country do you think that is a real possibility and is that something that perhaps could alarm tokyo the very least can you explain what we're talking again from the. era leading me to say something about. what could exist in the history book looked back. twenty thirty years down the road we're not. yet able to speak anything about exit and it. could happen in north korea what we can fully understand is that north korea has never. fulfilled the kind of pledge they said they would and their nuclear and missile development has come to a point where we've got to pay the greatest amount of heat because of the danger that they pose let me ask you not a hypothetical question but that i think you may offer some ideas about the station in north korea and the whole world is now watching the situation in. zimbab

>> it was mystic pizza. 1988, 21 years old. >> yeah. >> without doing anything about where we've comesiness, what would you tell her? >> matt lauer is going places. >> you didn't know that at the time. >> no. >> you doubted. >> there we were in boston. who knew? >> yeah. >> either one of us. look at us. >> 30 years later and roberts has more than 50 films under her belt, including her latest project called "wonder." based on the novel of the same name. it is the story of a 10-year-old boy who has a severe facial disfigurement. >> when someone acts small, you have to be the bigger person, right? >> right. >> i can already feel my chest starting to heave for this kid. tell me what your reaction was when you first read it? >> this was just sheer maternal reading a book and being so excited at the idea of a piece of literature teaching parents and children alike that there's another way to look at this, and i thought that was great because compassion is something that you don't want to be lectured about. you want to be infused with. >> roberts plays augie's mother who has been home school

. >> -- of magic or the mystical -- >> right, exactly. i mean, so this happened. it was, they found the guy. he was sentenced to seven years, etc. so, i mean, this has always been part of my life, this magic. and, i mean, the book has gotten some attention because i talked about voodoo because i learned how to do voodoo in statesboro, georgia, too. i don't know whether i believe in it or not, but somewhere along the line when i was in my 20s, i decided to put hexes on people, and i did it three times. [laughter] i didn't know what i was doing, and i didn't know how to do it, and i just wanted them -- because they had hurt me or somebody i cared about, and i just wanted them to feel the pain i felt. unfortunately, they all died. [laughter] i know, everybody always laughs. [laughter] >> but just to be clear, they didn't -- i mean, they didn't die right away. >> well, some of them did. [laughter] >> everyone eventually dies. >> well, no, i mean, one of them died a week later, one of them died -- one of them got fired right away and lost his job and then died. and the

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charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippy cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at leasts morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands with and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his opposite number from dover. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: donald trump has hit back at the british prime minister following a spat over controversial tweets by the us president. following the latest north korean missile launch, the us ambassador to the united nations has warned the north korean leadership that it would be "utterly destroyed" if war broke out. british ministers are expressing confidence they can break the deadlock in the brexit talks with an improved financial offer. it's understood to be around a0 to 50 billion euros. but the eu still says that no final agreement has been reached. the kind of sum being mentioned would be a considerable increase on the amount previously offered by theresa may's governme

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